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Form 4 Overview: Workday, Inc. (WDAY) reported a change in beneficial ownership by director George J. Still Jr. on 24 June 2025.
Key Transaction: A single transaction coded “G” (gift) transferred 60,000 Class A shares held by Still Family Partners, LLC at an indicated price of $0.00, reflecting a non-market, no-consideration transfer.
Post-transaction holdings:
- 14,784 shares indirect via Still Family Partners, LLC
- 45,777 shares direct (includes 1,530 unvested RSUs)
- 67,500 shares indirect via Still Family Trust
Total continuing beneficial ownership is 128,061 shares. Mr. Still remains a non-executive director; no change in board role or compensation is disclosed.
Implications for investors: Because the disposition is a gift rather than an open-market sale, it does not generate cash proceeds and conveys limited signalling about valuation. The absolute share count (60,000) is immaterial versus Workday’s ~260 million diluted shares outstanding and therefore unlikely to impact share price or insider-sentiment analysis materially. No derivative securities, option exercises, or additional transactions were recorded.
Workday (NASDAQ: WDAY) director and 10% owner David A. Duffield filed a Form 4 disclosing a conversion of 73,971 Class B shares into Class A followed by the sale of the same 73,971 Class A shares on 06/24/2025. The Rule 10b5-1 plan sales were executed at weighted-average prices between $237.55 and $240.60, generating roughly $17.6 million in proceeds. Post-transaction, Duffield still controls 102,997 Class A shares, 42.07 million Class B shares (convertible 1-for-1), and 30,000 Class A shares held through a foundation. The transaction modestly increases the free-trading float without materially altering his voting power.
David A. Duffield, a 10% owner of Workday (WDAY), reported significant insider trading activity through multiple transactions on June 16-17, 2025. The transactions were executed under a pre-established Rule 10b5-1 trading plan from December 3, 2024.
Key transaction details:
- Converted 71,240 shares of Class B Common Stock to Class A Common Stock on June 17
- Sold a total of 15,000 shares from the Dave and Cheryl Duffield Foundation at prices ranging from $244.39 to $247.83
- Disposed of 71,240 shares of Class A Common Stock in multiple transactions at prices between $242.39 and $247.40
Following these transactions, Duffield maintains beneficial ownership of 42,140,622 shares of Class B Common Stock through the David A. Duffield Trust, and 30,000 shares through the Dave and Cheryl Duffield Foundation. The filing notes automatic conversion provisions for Class B shares under specific conditions, including when Class B shares represent less than 9% of total outstanding shares or by October 11, 2032.